C to Node 1. Original C to A (=7) minus A to
Node 1 (=3) plus Original C to B (=9) minus B to Node 1 (=5) all divided by two.
So…
C to Node 1 = [(7-3) + (9-5)]/2 = 4.
D to Node 1. Original D to A (=12) minus A to
Node 1 (=3) plus Original D to B (=14) minus B to Node 1 (=5) all divided by two.
So…
D to Node 1 = [(12-3) + (14-5)]/2 = 9.
D to C = Original D to C minus the sum of the
(reduced matrix) r-values divided by two.
11-(15+20)/2 = -6.5
Node 1 to C = Original Node 1 to C [N.B., this
value comes from the upper-diagonal]
minus the sum of their (reduced matrix) r-values divided by two.
4
-(15+13)/2 = -10
Node 1 to D = Original Node 1 to D minus the
sum of their (reduced matrix) r-values divided by two.
9
-(20+13)/2 = -7.5
C to Node 2 = (Original C to Node 1)/2 plus (C's r/1 minus Node 1's
r/1)/2.
4/2
+ (15-13)/2 = 3
C to Node 2 = 3
Node 1 to Node 2 = (Original C to Node 1) minus
distance just computed for C to Node 2.
4 -
3 = 1
Node 1 to Node 2 = 1
Alternative starting with Node 1 to Node
2. What do we know about Node 1 to Node 2?
We know something that INCLUDES it, which is C to Node 1 (= C to Node 2, which we don't want, plus Node 2 to
Node 1, which we do want).
Node 1 to
Node 2 = (C to Node 1)/2 plus (Node 1's r/1 - C's r/1)